Georges St. Pierre explains how Aiemann Zahabi can beat Sean O’Malley

Georges St. Pierre, the legendary UFC Hall of Famer and former two-division champion, is backing fellow Canadian Aiemann Zahabi ahead of his bantamweight clash against Sean O'Malley at UFC White House on Sunday. St. Pierre, whose brother Firas has long served as Zahabi's coach and is credited with shaping GSP into one of the greatest fighters ever, will be in Zahabi's corner for the high-stakes bout.

St. Pierre expressed genuine optimism about Zahabi's preparation and physical condition heading into the fight. Impressed by how quickly Zahabi recovered from his weight cut, St. Pierre believes the key to victory lies in execution and avoiding unnecessary risks. "Aiemann will be successful tomorrow; he just needs to be as good as he is normally in the gym," St. Pierre told UFC on TNT Sports. "The way I've seen him perform in the gym, he just needs to basically not f—k it up. Don't try to do too much, just be yourself, that's enough."

Zahabi arrives as a streaking contender riding an impressive seven-fight winning streak that includes decisive victories over Pedro Munhoz, Jose Aldo, and Marlon Vera. His opponent, O'Malley, recently bounced back from consecutive title fight losses to Merab Dvalishvili with a win over Yadong Song. For Zahabi, delivering a dominant performance matching his gym-level abilities would represent a statement victory that could propel him directly into title contention.